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This is not Chelsea at all.If they get it wrong today, they are gone

I dnt know why Jose M, field Essien ahead of Mikel

brabus: Oga, here's answer to your question.

Roofing Wood

2 x 4 - @350 - 6 - N2100
2 x 3 - @300 - 40 - N12000
2 x 2 - @200 - 15 - N3000

is it too much or too little?


Reinforcement

2 length of 12mm iron rod costs N2700. Cut it from the shop you purchased it and buy rings. Look for one smart guy in the shop to tie the lintel for you. He'll be glad to do that for N1000.

Electrical Wires

A bundle of wire sells btw N2800 - N3500. What are you wiring in a single room apartment.

Plaster sand go remain self. You can get at least 8 wheelbarrow of sand from a single trip of sand.

Allow those who come here to argue be because of their own way of always seeing wrong to people's truth on what they spent in putting up a place is always viewed as a lie.
Op said that he spent 300k in putting up a place for himself and people come here to question him arguing that it was not possible to achieve that with that amount.
They only accept when some people come to say they spent millions on one bedroom apartment and they only believe them. Block is not house. It's the type of fittings you use that determines the amount or value of a house.
If you really need a house just to put your head, the only thing is for you to acquire the land and work within your budget. Some people will have 1 million, they will make plans for a house outside their reach and for 30 yrs, they are still having the house uncompleted.

My brother, you have done well with your brain. This is an inspirational means for people to know how to get their own property and someone is here asking about the foundation and arguing 'how come 300k finished the building. I am highly disappointed with people.
I knew how much I spent in putting up a 4 bedroom with a BQ where I stay. It is only those who prefer the colour of a building because of the pant, that come here to ask silly questions on issues like this. This is nothing much in putting up a simple house. I have about four houses now just with nothing and picking up my rents.

Congratulation my brother.

bebe2: And the most shocking thing id dat tty hid guy is a widower, he knows how it feels to lose a spouse.

Even wit all the tears, the kneel and the I beg. The heart of man is really desperately wicked.

Yesooooooooooo. The heart of man is wicked, just like Oshiomole who told a lady to go and die. This woman will be alive to supervise the death of Oshiomole.

Billyonaire: Locate the woman, make a little video with her telling us her account number and we will take it from there.

Sure way.Let nairalanders in Benin go find the woman and get her version and also how she can be helped so that we can proceed.

Itsflame: The man has spirit of anger in him, he needs deliverance.

Deliverance in the grave? He should also be killed.

Good for the man. You can now imagine why some people are so dumb in life to entrust their life on a fellow man who will brain wash them and collect their fortune.All these spiritualists are fake and you can imagine, he collected 8.7 million and was granted bail with 300k. He can use the money to buy justice and tomorrow, he is back to business again.

Fake story

May God change them and may her death bring the lost minds of those involved to Christ Jesus.

This advise should be adhered to if these players want to get a career for their future as these clubs and agents only needed to make money out of them now and later they will turn to Osondus, Chrisantus and their likes.

Kelechi Iheanacho
Kelechi Iheanacho has attracted interest from top clubs across Europe after his impressive displays at the 2013 FIFA Under-17 World Cup in the United Arab Emirates.

The Golden Eaglets forward was named the Most Valuable Player (Golden Ball winner) at the tournament after scoring six goals, including one in the final, to help Nigeria make history as the first country to win the competition for the fourth time.

Nigeria arrived in UAE as 1985, 1993 and 2007 champions, and Iheanacho’s heroics ensured that South America powerhouse Brazil, who won the competition in 1997, 1999 and 2003, were stopped from dominating the Under-17 World Cup like the senior World Cup.

No team have won the senior World Cup more times than Brazil. They hold the record with five tournament wins: 1958, 1962, 1970, 1994 and 2002. They have appeared in every World Cup since the tournament began in Uruguay in 1930.

And Iheanacho’s performances for the Eaglets in UAE have drawn comparisons with Argentina superstar Lionel Messi and Brazil’s Neymar at the same age since he helped the Eaglets etch their names into the record books.

The Taye Football Academy star has been linked with moves to Arsenal, Manchester City, Porto and Chelsea but Canada ’87 FIFA Under-17 World Cup silver medallist Anthony Emedofu says the in-demand player should follow the example of Barcelona teen sensation Neymar who stayed back in Brazil, despite interest from top European sides after he impressed at the 2009 FIFA Under-17 World Cup in Nigeria and the 2011 South American Youth Championship in Peru.

Neymar’s nine goals in the Peru championship helped Brazil to win the competition for the eleventh-time.

“Iheanacho is highly talented and he can be like Neymar, Ronaldo and Messi,” the Saudi’89 FIFA Under-20 World Cup silver medallist told our correspondent on the telephone during the week.

“I’m very happy that big European clubs are chasing a after his signature, but I think it’s too early for him to move to Europe.

“Brazil didn’t allow the likes of Barcelona and Real Madrid lure Neymar away from the country to Europe when he emerged as one of the hottest properties in South American football.

“Big European clubs were ready to pay any amount of money for him but the Brazilian Football Federation resisted them.

“As a result, Neymar was forced to stay back in his country to develop for four year (at Santos) before joining Barcelona.

“The Brazilian FA did what they did to ensure that the player’s career was not ruined by European clubs who will put him under much pressure to deliver.

“The Federal Government or the Nigeria Football Federation should stop Iheanacho and other players who won the World Cup in UAE from leaving the country for Europe now.

“They are very young to leave for professional careers in Europe. They should stay in the country and play for the likes of Enyimba, Kano Pillars, Enugu Rangers and Warri Wolves to hone their skills.

“If they play regularly for their (domestic) clubs, they will develop better skills and attract interest from clubs in Europe.

“The players should only leave when they are guaranteed first-team football by clubs in Europe and not their reserve or feeder teams.

“We made mistakes in the past by allowing our players leave for Europe after winning the Under-17 World Cup.

“Some of the players were overage and they fizzled out immediately they got to Europe.

“It’s like someone repeating primary six when he is supposed to be a graduate.

“Where are the players who moved to Europe after winning the Under-17 World Cup in 2007?

“How many of them are playing for big clubs today?

“Macaulay Chrisantus joined Hamburg after he emerged as the top scorer at the tournament in South Korea. Where’s he today?

“Perhaps he would have been in the Super Eagles today and be in our World Cup squad if he had stayed back in the country to develop himself.

“Christian Benteke, Eden Hazard, Mamadou Sakho, Danny Welbeck, Victor Moses (represented England) and Toni Kroos played in the tournament and they are going to the World Cup. We won the competition and we should have many of the players playing for top clubs, but how many of them are in the Super Eagles? None.

“Our aim should be to develop players for the senior World Cup and not winning the age-grade tournaments.

“We can engage the players who won the World Cup in UAE by arranging Under-19 competitions for them before they move to the Flying Eagles.

“There should be more grassroots competitions in the country. I featured in a number of competitions where I was picked for the Under-17 World Cup in Canada.

“We also have to develop our coaches. They need to be current because the game is changing fast.

“The rich ones should go overseas for coaching courses and return home to organise seminars.

“Nigerians who had successful football careers in Europe and emulate their Sudanese and South African counterparts who bring foreign coaches to help develop the game in their countries.”

Emedofu, who is popularly called Poropo, backed the federal and state governments financial and material rewards for the victorious UAE 2013 squad, saying the move would motivate the players to give the country their best in future tournaments.

“By getting money and landed properties from the government, the players will remember that they played for the country,” the former Julius Berger and Udoji United winger said.

“That is why the players should stay in the country and play for at least three years to grow like Neymar before moving to Europe.

“They shouldn’t be in a hurry to leave the country because they can be in the country and win tournaments for the country and be rewarded by the government for their efforts.”

Poropo, who is a football coach at the Edo State Sports Council, is backing the Super Eagles to make an impact at next year’s World Cup in Brazil, saying Stephen Keshi boasts quality players in his arsenal.

“The team must be applauded for qualifying for the World Cup,” the former Cyprus-based left-footer said.

“But we must work very hard to build a strong team for the World Cup. Keshi should stop inviting untested players to the team.

“Ivory Coast only invite players who are regulars in their clubs, unlike us.

“Keshi should have 25 players he is focusing on for the World Cup and not invite any player because people are clamouring for him to be given a chance to play for the country.

“If we prepare very well, we can make an impact at the World Cup.”

The 41-year-old says he has no regrets over his inability to break into the Eagles and help the country win titles like his teammates Nduka Ugbade and Mutiu Adepoju after the 1989 Under-20 World Cup.

The WAFU and CAF Confederation Cup winner said, “The country had two great left-footed wingers in Friday Elaho and James Etokebe, and they were better than me.

“I was one of their admirers and they were in the national team on merit. Since I wasn’t good enough to displace any of them, I wasn’t given the opportunity to play.

“Others who took over from them (Elaho and Etokebe) were better than me.

“But I’m proud of my achievements in the game. My greatest regret is that there wasn’t money in the game when I played.

“I played in Europe I wasn’t recognised because I was playing in Cyprus. When I discovered that they (Cypriot club) were exploiting me, I returned to Nigeria.”

The former Enugu Rangers star said he would have been in the spotlight if he had got the right manager to get him a club in England, Spain and Italy.

“I would have been popular like my Idol (Diego) Maradona if I had played true professional football in Europe,” Poropo said.

“I was like him: crafty. Unfortunately I didn’t have the right people to manage me.”

Poropo, who won gold and silver in rugby for Edo State at the 2006 National Sports Festival in Ogun State, began his football career in Benin, where he played for Marathon and Samco Stars.

He travelled with Samco Stars to Sweden and Denmark in 1985. He represented the defunct Bendel State at Kwara’ 85 National Sports Festival and won gold before he was invited to the Golden Eaglets in 1986 ahead of Canada ’87 Under-17 World Cup.

rokiatu: God!!! Welcome back, very well said bro.

Been a while by the way.

I truly appreciate your input.

Thnks my sweet sister.Sure its been a while though, was glad to see your topic cus you are someone I luv to read her posts and appreciates. Been very busy with some projects in Abuja. How has life been with you.Hope sweet?

Too bad and he waited for 20 yrs to know? Then something is wrong with is brain. There is no way you see a child you will not know if the child is yours or not.

Rokiat,
Your topic is a very sensitive and educative subject of which people tend to view deeply or to just pass by.

To me, no two perfect people on the enitre surface of the earth.
To the subject, my view is this; one's ability to accept his or her fault, your ability to accept respnsibility of your actions and learn to say ' I am sorry' To be able to resolve your differences before going to bed. Do not allow third part into your problems as they will end using your case as a case file and point of reference, and that will end up exposing your dirty part of life.
Let no man allow his ego to take control of his life. We all make mistakes in life and once your partner annoys you, learn to control your anger and learn to forgive. If my partner annoys me, I call her for discussion and settle the issue no matter how hard the issue is. Nobody is perfect hence we should learn to say sorry and also I forgive.
Sex is not not what can hold a relationship but a gift of nature from God for married couples to enjoy.

packman: it was yesterday night when the full neighborhood were asleep only it was approximately 2 o'clock only to see our light trip off it was very unusual.. i just slept only to wake up this morning to see people gathering around the transformer shouting and yelling that the armod cable has being stolen away from the transformer i was shock because how can a normal human being go to a transformer dig a cable and steal it with out it being a professional in the Job. actually it was the two transformers in my area that Got vandalized very strange indeed to what i could pick in the whole scenario was that it was Nepa staff that must have vandalized it. this whole drama happened at ibiye badagry lagos i am very shock but my self because i strongly believe Nepa did this wickedness who else would it be?

everybody should be careful because we are in a perilous time.

90% of PHCN filed workers are all thieves and has been responsible with the vandalization of all transformers across the country.

They will fly him out and say he has died in the prison. Why must they free Fawaz?

obalolaunited: Hez probably a nairalander it's too late to cry when the head is off

Yesoooooooooooo. Is he saying that his brain was off when he went mad telling the lady to die? He is contradiction to human history.

By now these guys supposed to have been killed and forgotten.

Oshiomole is a retar-ded animal cloned from ape hence he acted like an animal without sense. I have been watching this video over and over again and I still cannot believe that Oshiomole that I personally was happy when he was voted as a governor turned out to act like someone on drug.

With his action, never will I trust anyone under the umbrella of a union leader for the masses again.
He is a contradiction to human history. Wicked animal with no sense. The woman will supervise his death on earth.

That shortman devil known as Oshiomole looking like a village oracle standing and telling a widow to go and die goes to show how power intoxicates.

bloggernaija: Widow or no widow.
The instructions/rules/ law was simple enough.
Why can't Nigerians obey simple instructions?
Why do we behave like animal?

From overloaded lorries,
To drunk unlicensed driver,
To roadside traders encroaching on the highway ,
Siren blaring bigman aka stupid politicians.

The next minute ,they will start complaining about bad government disregarding the fact that the government is mirroring our own personal bad behaviour.

Poverty is not an excuse.
Neither should the law develop eyes because she is a WIDOW.

The government is doing the job it was elected to do and our
Uncivilised people are talking about MERCY .
Yes ,the language was bad
But he had to personally set an example.

MY TAKE IS THAT NIGERIANS ARE SO ISED TO LAWLESSNES THAT IT HAS BECOME THE BEW NORMAL.

NOW FOR THOSE WHO ARE IGNORANT OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE WESTERN REGION AND THE MIDWEST,
WIDOW OR NO WIDOW,
THIS WOMAN HAVE BEEN CHARGED TO COURT ,HEAVILY FINED AND HER GOODS SIEZED .
WHEN DID IT BECOME A CRIME TO ENFORCE THE LAW?

What kind of human being are you?Maybe from the ape,

Did you see the goods the woman displayed? Everything displayed there, even the sack bag she had, were packed and also tied up.
God created the poor and the rich. But at a point a human being crying and pleading telling you that she is a widow, have mercy on me, can't you as a human being use your sense of judgment to handle the situation, rather than telling her to go and die?

You have the effrontery to come here to talk about obeying the law. I pity people like you and the so called foolish governor who displayed the attitude of men under the influence of alcohol or weed.

Good for him.Let him get the people that helped him change he documents.

rudedough: [b]Until you give up those emotions, it'll be hard for you to push forward in life. I'm a Medical Doctor and I can assure you that I've seen more emotions from patients in ICU but that doesn't mean that the surgery wouldn't be performed.

Think about the greater good. If everyone starts crying and begging like this woman, what do you think would be of our society?

Armed robbers cry too
Ritualists cry more
Even Kidnappers
...name them.

You cannot rule a state or a family wearing a sweat pant. Rules are rules and any who defaults must face the law. It's that simple.[/b]

What kind of emotion? A widow begging you for forgiveness and at the same time, you are telling her to die? So if you are a doctor and even if you want to ignore your patient, will you tell her if you cannot [pay, you can die I don't care? I don't blame you. Because you are privileged to be who you are today does not mean you are better off in the sight of God. Pray you do not be in a position where you have to ask for mercy, I believe the person you asking for mercy from, his/heart will be hardened.

pmc01: I know many will disagree with my stand, but I still make bold to state my view to the matter.

While the Governor be scolded for letting his emotions get the better of him, it is really provoking that someone comes up with the cheap excuse of 'being a poor widow' to do what is wrong. It is obvious the woman was fully aware of the wrong she was engaged in, hence the struggle to bail herself out with an emotional excuse of being a struggling widow.

The woman was not willing to accept responsibility for her actions, and that might have really gotten on the nerves of the Governor (he is human too). From comments read, some people have attested to the man's humility and all that, so it is only fair to give him the excuse that he was really provoked. Of course, it is obvious he meant the statement figuratively (even though it seems he went too far than expected of him).

I also wish to state here that we should put a hold on our emotions and judge this matter rationally. It is normal that anyone guilty of a crime would seek to exonerate himself/herself, but does that justify the crime? There are many poor widows all over (assuming she is truly a widow) that do not stay on the wrong side of the law and give room to this kind of embarrassing scenario, so what is the fuss about? Every offender could claim to be a widow, widower, orphan, e.t.c., should they all then be pitied and the society allowed to become chaotic?

Fact is the Governor was harsh, but the woman gave room for that. She was simply trying to blackmail the Governor into setting a bad precedence and the man had to take a firm and resolute decision, having in mind that the people he employed to enforce the law were watching to see whether he will compromise or not. She should just have admitted her fault and plead for mercy, rather than play the emotional card. The truth is everyone in that state will now be on their toes and be more inclined to obey the law strictly, to avoid been a 'scape-goat'. We know how Nigerians have to be 'forced' to do what's right.

It is sad that indiscipline has become a way of life for us here and so many supposedly enlightened ones here have decided to approach this matter with emotional sentiments, rather than an objective outlook.

What is wrong is wrong, widow or no widow!

N.B.: Whoever thinks I am here to defend my 'principal' is on his or her own. I am not responsible for your wrong perception of me. Thank you!

Note, this woman was not selling as you can see from the video that all her goods were packed in a carton and the bag there was also tied with rope. She came down from a bus and waiting to cross the road before the animal called governor swooped on her. Why must he tell the woman to go and die?

Archildao: you are even worse than the governor with this your comment.If God were to act like you,nobody will survive.Are you God?

Are you telling me that a sane person will tell a widow who is pleading and asking for mercy to go and die? Only a mad man would act this way.

If that woman is made known to us here, I will be ready to put her back with something to set up a good business. Oshomole has written his obituary, useless man

sensaraj: adino: That woman is not a street trader, her goods were dropped from the vehicle on that place, and there is no way wheel-barrow can carry those goods from there due to the terrain.
She had to physically carry them over the pavement (the road is under reconstruction, mission road in Benin City) to the other side of the road before a wheel barrow can help her out.
If you listen very well to the video, you will hear her telling the Come-Raid Governor that a vehicle just dropped her there.
Oshom-Ole is apc and apc is Oshom-ole. When those of us from Edo state on this forum inform you that Oshomhole is not what propaganda has made you all to believe, you people thought that we are blind, bigoted and play politics with everything like the e-rats we have here.
Oshomhole has since lost my respect, he is a disgrace to Edo State.

you r very correct adino

You are right my sister. From the video, you can see that those items were well packed and not displayed. Oshomole is a complete compound fool.

I now know that Oshomole is a complete madman. No womb shall carry a child in his house and I hereby lay a curse on him and his entire house hold. All his female children shall turn widows and his male children shall never have a child or female child. May the cries of children born by women NEVER be heard in his entire house.

The woman was not selling anything and pleading to this iddiot and he said she should go and die. Oshomole, may the gods send death to your family and your children.Who is sure that it was not Oshomole that killed his wife.